I tend to agree with this. It’s a distraction I think.To me, all the arguments claiming that these videos are AI-generated are very forced.
It’s worth noting people’s feeling on it, whether it’s real or AI, and just leaving it at that.
The rise of AI has certainly produced a lot of fakes though.
Here’s one that shows the video people have picked over could easily be faked - but doesn’t prove the video is faked.
Here’s some recent examples of fake reporting - an AI (or deep fake) of George Galloway claiming 173 US Delta Force members where captured by Iran
Here’s a fake video that George Galloway himself reposted - supposedly of a bomb dropping on US troops. The movement of the smoke and vehicle are too formulaic, so it’s likely CGI. The sound (voices) doesn’t match the situation. And the camera man doesn’t flinch or get moved by the shockwave in a realistic fashion.
The point is, lots of fakes all around! It can be easy to get sucked into wanting something to be true. Or to “prove something is fake” in order for something to be true.
I’ll leave Joes tweet as the best summary
Analysis of possibly AI videos of Netanyahu only gets us so far in attempting to determine what state he is is.
More instructive is the FACT that over the past week he has not attended two high level Israeli govt. meetings on the war with Iran.
This is highly unusual and suggests there is a serious reason for his absence.
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They've already got the US to bomb Iran - in their name - which no-one wanted, except the neocons and zionists in power, and didn't figure out that it might end up actually having the reverse effect on them, and completely destroying them. Right now I wouldn't put anything past them.